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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
2
Local resident in Sandpoint announced plans to organize a support club for husbands facing domestic pressures. He aims to gather men from the area to share advice and build camaraderie in a lighthearted, discreet setting.
Donald Benson of the Northwest Pulp and Paper Association told the 35th ASME student conference at Washington State University that about 80 million dollars will be spent by 1974 on air pollution abatement. He said 14 pulp companies and about 30 mills in Oregon and Washington comply with state edicts, with a goal of 90 percent effectiveness, while recycling remains low at about five percent in the region.
Sumner Washington story notes Ole Neilson, a burly baker, vowed to pursue a vandal after discovering his rose bushes and Japanese cherry trees torn up around his parking lot. He found the damaged plants replanted and cared for when he returned to work.
Graveside services for Mrs. Marion Nica Fredricks are scheduled Saturday May 8 at 2 p.m. at Lakeside Cemetery Sandpoint with Rev John Siemers of First Baptist Church officiating. She died after an automobile accident in Cardell California on April 21. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert McKnight of Vista California son Gary Fredricks of Cardell California sister Mrs Jo Peterson of Veradale Washington six grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews also survive with two Sandpoint nieces Mrs Les Brown and Mrs John Hankey.
Inland forecast for Sandpoint predicts partly cloudy today with a 20 percent rain chance. Tonight and Friday show a 10 percent chance of rain, warmer days ahead, with high temperatures near 60 today and 65 on Friday and a low around 35 overnight.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission signs a complaint against Burlington Northern Railroad for long delays at Sandpoint crossings. A public hearing is planned in Sandpoint next month, as statewide rail indifference concerns grow. The report notes gubernatorial influence on the PUC and predicts broader benefits for Idaho communities.
The federal government filed a motion in District Court to dismiss a suit seeking to halt construction of Lower Granite dam and stop planning for Asotin dam. The Northwest Steelheaders Council of Trout Unlimited amended the case. hearing requested for May 14.
Four month old Sunnie Lyden died at Sacred Heart Hospital after injuries from a one car accident on Spokane's south side. Her mother Dawn Lyden, 19, was in critical condition. police said details were lacking and they could not talk to her.
Gov Cecil D Andrus authorized Idaho four colleges to fly American and Idaho flags at half staff in memory of Kent State University deaths. A spokesman said the schools asked permission to lower the flags. the governor merely approved, not initiating the idea. State Rep John Reardon named to National Committee of State Legislators for Revenue Sharing. committee includes bipartisan business and political leaders.
Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments on a district court ruling that exempted taxes on 11.5 acres of church owned property at McDonald Point on Coeur d Alene Lake. Kootenai County argued the land is not used exclusively for religious purposes. The Episcopal Churches camp parcel was partially taxed since 1963, and appeals have traversed county, state tax commissions, and now the Supreme Court.
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